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KartingRace 2002 Sports
KartingRace is an excellent 3D gokart racing game from a Danish author. The game offers two race-modes: practice and race. Up to 6 players can compete via TCP/IP, and the game supports a complete range of controllers, including mouse, joystick, and even the steering wheel. What sets KartingRace apart from most freeware racing games is the excellent production value and attention to detail. Using OpenGL, the 3D graphics is superb, and is smoothly animated even on a low-end Pentium. There is plenty of detail, including real-life gokart models, shadows that change in real time, and even skidmarks on the tracks...
Lethal Weapon 1992 Arcade action
Lackluster platform game based on the movie of the same name. Technically it is very good, with smooth scrolling and nice sprites, both of which are rarely seen on PC games back then. But other than that, it's just another standard jump'n run without anything special. ...
JumpStart Kindergarten Reading 1996 Educational
When children first start up JumpStart Kindergarten, they are presented with the outside of an old-fashioned one room schoolhouse. Even here, there are several areas that, when clicked on, do amusing things. Kids are also told that when they are ready to begin, they should click on the schoolhouse door. Doing so brings up a larger image of the door, which has a piece of paper taped to it. A bluebird prompts them to click on the paper, and then type in their name. Since some children may not know how yet, a parent or older brother/sister should probably stand by...
Monopoly 1995 Board
This is an adaptation of the Monopoly board game for home consoles and computers, completely reproducing all aspects of gameplay. Player movements can be presented as 3D animations, but those can be optionally turned off for those who don't want to see animations. There can be up to 6 players at once, and it can be played over the Internet on those platforms which support such connections. Some versions have music in MIDI format, with WAV sound effects. Roll dice, spin around the board, and don't forget to have fun as you pass GO! ...
Mighty Bombjack 1990 Puzzle
Conversion of Tecmo's arcade follow-up to the fun game Bombjack. I loved both the C64 and the arcade version of the first part. This follow-up that adds a scrolling multi-screen dimension never was one of my favorites. The fairly poor PC conversion didn't change that by a lot. Mighty Bomb Jack is a rather obscure superhero that starred in his own video game in 1984. Gameplay is similar to classic arcade game Bomberman (from which the game is probably *cough* "borrowing" the idea). The layout of the screen is set up with platforms and bombs lying around and an occasional one-up...
Iron Blood 1996 Arcade action
Iron Blood is a side-scrolling action game where the player is given the opportunity to control two different robots through a futuristic society. Each robot has different weapons, different levels, and a different look. The levels range from standard side-scrolling ones where the player moves from one side of the screen to the other, fighting the enemy robots that get in the their way, to auto-scrolling flight levels where the player must move quickly and shoot down attackers. There are numerous bosses to face along the way. ...
World Series of Poker: Tournament of Champions 2006 Strategy
Begin as a greenhorn in the world of professional poker and rise through the story-based ranks to ultimately receive an invitation to the World Series of Poker: Tournament of Champions. As the protégé of Chris Ferguson, gamers enter the pro circuit and test their skills in a variety of events to qualify for the Tournament of Champions. Beginning poker sharks can visit the "Hold 'Em and Fold 'Em" tutorial before trying their hand at the real deal. Throughout the story, gamers are challenged by actual poker buffs including Joseph Hachem, Scott Fischman, Mark Seif, and Jennifer Tilly. As players progress,...
Livingstone 1986 Arcade action
This game is also known as "Livingstone Supongo" (in Spanish I guess), but you might know it better as "Livingstone I presume". In this game you are the journalist called Henry Morton Stanley. He is known as the guy who spent 8 months travelling around and through Africa to find Dr Livingstone. The doctor had been missing for over 3 years, but was found in great health in a small African village. He wasn't lost at all but had been detained as he had gotten sick and was short of supplies. The famous "Dr Livingstone I presume?" phrase comes from...
Treasure Island 1985 Adventure
Jim Hawkins is a young boy working on "Admiral Benbow", his parent's inn. One day a sea captain named Billy Bones takes a room at the inn and stays for several months. A blind man called Pew arrives and shows something to Billy that gives him a heart attack. Jim witness everything and runs to aid the captain, who tells him about his sea chest and his relationship with Captain Flint, a famous pirate. After her dies Jim grabs the key dangling from the corpse and opens the dead captain's chest to collect the last payment. He finds a packet...
Ford Bold Moves Street Racing 2006 Simulation
If you have ever been acquainted with any of the Ford Racing games, you'll know that the word, "fun" is not usually connected with this franchise. In spite of having the rather dubious distinction of being a racing series that should be avoided, Ford is trying once again with the next game in their series, named Ford Bold Moves Street Racing. In the course of playing BMSR, it turned out to be a decent - and even fun - game after all. BMSR is not a racing game in the traditional sense of the genre. What is different about this game...
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